Mark Brown, NY, 1875 July 9

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BROWN, Mark

"According to "The History of Sullivan County" by Quinlan,
the first hanging was Mark Brown on July 9, 1875. He was
found guilty of mrdering Sylvester Carr in the village of
Livingston Manor, Sullivan ,Co., N.Y. He was tried by

District Attorney John F, Anderson and hanged by Sheriff
Ben Winner,

letter dated April 5, 1977, from William G, Smith, County
Historian, 2 Ann St., Monticello, Ne Ye, 12701

July 9th, 1875
BROWN, Mark

"According to "Ihe History of Sullivan County" by Quinlan,
the first hanging was Mark Brown on July 9, 1875. He was
found guilty of mrdering Sylvester Carr in the village of
Livingston Manor, Sullivan ,Co., N.Y. He was tried by
District Attorney John F, Anderson and hanged by Sheriff
Ben Winner,

Letter dated April 5, 1977, from William G. Smith, County
Historian, 2 Ann Ste, Monticello, Ne Ye, 12701

duly 9th, 1875
BROWN, Marke

"According to "The History of Sullivan County" by @

the first hanging was Mark Brown on July 9, 1875. #
found guilty of mmiering Sylvester Carr in the village o:
Livingston Manor, Sullivan _,C He was tried by
District Attorney Jopn F, Anderson and hanged by Sheriff
Ben Winner,"

Letter dated April 5, 1977, from William G, Smith, County
Historian, 2 Ann St., Monticello, Ne Ye, 12701

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